Films, cinema

Growing Up Stories brings together beloved Disney characters and a ton of fun, providing a new way to teach kids about positive traits.

This collection features three stories in one!

Check out this awesome collection of exciting stories about your favorite Disney characters at the Disney Castle.

Growing Up Stories brings together beloved Disney characters and a ton of fun, providing a new way to teach kids about positive traits.

Growing Up Stories brings together beloved Disney characters and a ton of fun, providing a new way to teach kids about positive traits.

Growing Up Stories brings together beloved Disney characters and a ton of fun, providing a new way to teach kids about positive traits.

Woody and Buzz, Mike and Sulley, Joy and Sadness―the gang's all here, plus more!

Barbara Hammer in the Seventies: Or, What a Body Can Do addresses the intersection of experimental film, lesbian sexuality, and the women's movement in Hammer's early films.

Barbara Hammer in the Seventies: Or, What a Body Can Do addresses the intersection of experimental film, lesbian sexuality, and the women's movement in Hammer's early films.

An in-depth look at the 1974 releases of Mel Brooks's Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein that will leave cinephiles enthralled.

This edited volume encompasses chapters on novel and innovative research in the applications of leading digital technologies in an accessible and engaging way.

A study of John Sangster's jazz suite The Lord of the Rings contextualized with biographical and cultural studies of the composer in the 1970s.

Fighting Stars provides a rich and diverse account of the emergence and legacies of Hong Kong martial arts cinema stars.

Comfort and domestic space are complex narratives that can help draw our attention to everything from urban planning, everyday objects, and new technologies to class conflict, racial and ethnic segregation, and the gendering of domestic labour.

Cinema has long been recognised as the privileged bridge between Soviet ideologies and their mass public.

In 1915, American filmmaker D.

Peter Hutchings's Hammer and beyond remains a landmark work in British film criticism.

The mediated Arctic analyses the multiple relations between geography and cultural production that have long shaped - and are currently transforming - the circumpolar world.

Sean Connery was one of cinema's most iconic stars.

British Masculinity in Transatlantic Cinema explores the Hollywood careers and stardom of British male actors who had fought in the first World War.

Marketed as more affordable and safer than film cameras, the Kinora system, launched in 1903, was one of the first amateur filmmaking devices and represents one of the earliest attempts to create a domestic market for moving images.